Josh Duhamel chose to live in his “end of the Apocalypse” Minnesota, Hollywood.
“Ransom Canyon” star, he Wife, Audra Mariand their one-year-old son, Shepherd, lives 40 minutes from the civilization on Lakeside property in northwestern Minnesota. The actor’s 11-year-old son, Axl, spends time at home with his ex-wife Fergie.
Duhamel’s property he jokingly said Country life He is called his “Doomsday Cabin” and is located on a dirt road two miles to his home in the forest. “Every time I get here, I get nauseous,” he pointed out.
Josh Duhamel calls his Minnesota home “the end of the day.” (Valery Hache/AFP via Getty Images)
As the star raises his family, he prefers to be separated from the hurdles that Los Angeles brings.
Josh Duhamel blames Hollywood for Fergie’s divorce, which says “I can suck my soul from you.”
“Here my kids become kids, they catch frogs, they collect sticks. They go home, they’re filthy, and I think that’s very good for them.”
“Here my kids become kids, they catch frogs, they collect sticks. They go home, they’re filthy, and I think that’s very good for them.”
“There’s been so much rage in the world these days, I think it’s because people are on their phones and get caught up in something that’s fed through their devices, as opposed to their connections with the world.
Duhamel purchased the land and built a rustic cabin for the past 15 years. He eventually added a second parcel with a third parcel that came with the hunting shed and the house.
Josh Duhamel and his wife Audra Mari live in a “end of the Apocalypse” in Minnesota. (Arnold Jerocky/Wire Image)
“It’s a cute little red cabin with a stone chimney above the water. It’s basically a painting by Terry Redlin,” he said.
Building his fortunes over the years was an act of love for the actor.
Josh Duhamel was featured on the cover of the country living room. (Brian Bow Ensmith for Country Live)
Josh Duhamel walks with a saddle in his hand for country life. (Brian Bow Ensmith for Country Live)
“We basically housed our house for the first 12 years. For a long time, there were no plumbing. We used outhouses on the lake to wash dishes,” Duhamel told the outlet.
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Over the past decade and a half, the amenities of Duhamel’s property have been upgraded, but he still takes advantage of that world mentality.
Josh Duhamel walks with horses for country life. (Brian Bow Ensmith for Country Live)
He said, “I feel very connected to it. I didn’t just buy the place, I shaped this place. We’ve made a lot of improvements, but you still feel like you’re trolling it, and I love it.”
Living remotely may also mean some of the wildlife running.
Duhamel appeared on Easter Sunday On Instagram And I shared my video in a blue suit that removes goose from the grille of his SUV.
On Easter Sunday, Duhamel went to Instagram and shared his video in a blue suit that removes geese from the grille of his SUV. (Josh Duhamel/Instagram)
“I think we have Goose for Easter,” the actor wrote for his video.
“Rip Buddy… Happy Easterter,” Duhamel captioned his post, adding a prayer hand emoji.
Duhamel told the parade this month that his community is taking care of each other.
“Has part of the reason I built my place in Minnesota, deep in the forest removed from the “safe shelter” star?” I said to the parade.
Josh Duhamel and Fergie share son Axl. (Jason Merit/Getty Images of Trevor Project)
He continued, “The closest store is 40 miles away. When you get there, it’s really that everyone is taking care of each other. You make memories and spend time with family and friends.”
Duhamel told the outlet that his son, Akle, would do another upbringing when he is with him in their cabin. Minnesota.
“My son is going to have memories of this place forever. He’s not on his iPad when he’s there. He’s on a boat with me, playing football on the beach, he’s there in the woods doing whatever I’m doing.
“And I have a little baby who is going to go through the same thing. I’d like to share this with them one day. [so] They can share it with their kids. It’s really important to me that they have this. It’s not just that we have all the facilities and all the luxury [have] It’s very used to it. It’s really about family. It’s about heritage,” he said.
It took Duhamel years to build an off-grid spot for his family, but he is grateful for the opportunity to “go back to basics.”
Josh Duhamel stars as Staten in Netflix’s newly released “Ransom Canyon.” (Netflix)
Eoin McKen as Davis and Josh Duhamel as staten stars in “Ransom Canyon.” (Netflix)
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“You’re not consumed by all these other distractions,” he told the outlet. “When you’re there, it’s about having a real fun and making sure everyone is warm and everyone has food and water.”
Duhamel opened about his indifference in Hollywood 2023 Interview “Graham Bensinger and Depth.”
“I don’t think I’m really comfortable with it. It was a lot. I missed the simplicity of who I was,” he said. “I’m not comfortable just doing the red carpet and doing all Hollywood things. I don’t hate it. I’m better at it than I am now, but it took me a long time to feel like I belonged to it.”
“You know Hollywood and LA. , that whole lifestyle can suck soul from you without being careful. ”
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Lauryn Overhultz of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
